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Top architectural sightseeing and landmarks of Dubrovnik - ideas on city exploration routes

Dubrovnik 1. Burbon street is the best place for evening walks and night time entertainments. Best bars and restaurants are also located here. They differ not only by an excellent level of service and rich menu, but also by very attractive prices.
2. The most profitable way of getting around the city is by buses that run from early morning until late evening. You can reach all major attractions and entertainment centers by public transport.
3. Restaurants located in Old Town are the most expensive gastronomic establishments of the city. However, they differ by quite an original menu. Almost all elite institutions of the city are located here.
4. Best shops of the city are located in the Gruz port area. Here you can buy fresh seafood and best wine. Most shops and shopping malls accept payments by credit card.
5. If you want to rent a car, you will need a driver's license of the international class, and any credit card. The average rent is US$ 30 per day. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
6. Drivers should remember that the maximum speed when driving through the city is 50 km/h. While driving all passengers must use seat belts.
7. In many restaurants and cafes tips are included in the overall score. If the fee is not included in the account, you can leave waiter an additional fee, rounding the total bill. You should not leave a tip on the table. Tips are also given to taxi drivers, maids and hotel guides.
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8. Prices of urban taxis are quite acceptable. On weekdays rates may be increased only in the evening. Typically, the cost of taxi services on weekends will cost customers 15 - 20% more expensive than on weekdays.
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What to visit being in Dubrovnik - unique sights

Forte Rose

From the series “Famous Abandoned Military Bases and Forts”
Check on the map:   Distance from Dubrovnik center - 45.5 km.
The fortifications, the ruins of which can be seen today, were erected by the Turks in the 17th century. In addition to the fragments of the fortifications, one can also see elements of the old railroad. On the coast, the ruins of the old port have been preserved. In the first half of the 20th century, the Italians completely destroyed and rebuilt most of the fortifications built by the Turks. Some parts of the fort have been preserved very well up to our days. The main building of the fort was built of durable stone and supplemented with metal fittings. … Read further

Tips for the cities around Dubrovnik

Cavtat
2. The resort has good transport links to nearby islands of Supertar and Dubrovnik. Tourists who have enough of time should definitely see sights and entertainment options of nearby resorts. 3. It is convenient to travel around the resort on foot, as all important ... Open »
Budva
2. As a rule, local travelers prefer to buy handmade souvenirs and crafts for home decoration. Luxury tablecloths with national ornament are especially popular among visitors. 3. Tourists should not forget to leave tips in restaurants and cafes of the city. As a ... Open »
Makarska
2. Already in May, the coastal beaches are warmed up to comfortable temperatures, the high tourist season in Makarska falls on the period from May to August. It is best to book hotel rooms for this period in advance. 3. Those who want to visit the resort in a ... Open »
Sarajevo
2. To show respect to local folks tourists are recommended to learn several phrases in Bosnian as this language is the most widely spoken in the city. One third of local residents give preference to speaking Serbian meanwhile a major part of locals speaks Croatian as ... Open »
Hvar
2. Public transport on the island is virtually absent, so it’s better to rent a car to travel through its territory. This will require an international driving license, a passport and a credit card with the desired amount for deposit. Motobike is another common mode ... Open »
Split
2. Besides souvenirs you can buy excellent city guides and booklets describing the sights in the Ribica store. It should be noted that they are represented in a variety of languages. 3. The city has a huge range of hotels and hotels of different classes. Budget ... Open »
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